Cardinals poised for another pennant run this year
Rumors swirl of strong minor league prospects and veteran stars joining the Cardinals in 1931. Reports mention Dizzy Dean potential, Pepper Martin return, and a flood of players from Houston, Columbus, and Greensboro as the team builds depth across Class A and B leagues. The piece notes Scott- city and Atlantic League ties, with fan expectations high for a repeat of recent successes.
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Columbus
Roches
Attel
Cardinals
Reens
Pladmont
Scottdale
Dizzy Fas
Pepper Martin
Paul Dzan
Fate of Ark Ad Commission to be decided November 18
Fragmentary note indicates the Ark Ad Commission will decide its ultimate fate on November 18. It mentions an interstate mission considering abandoning its interstate business. No further details or names are readable.
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Texas
New York
Prooud
Arkad Commission
Gion
Texas Women's Clubs Open Convention Today
LUBBOCK Texas delegates gather for the thirty fourth annual Texas Federation of Women s Clubs convention opening Tuesday with reports and resolutions aligned to the administration program of retiring president Mrs R Lindsay of Mt Pleasant. Discussions include fine arts adult education headquarters building at Austin highway beautification and preservation of Texas landscapes and historic sites. More than 20 delegates arrived for plans events including a Chamber of Commerce luncheon a tea at Mr and Mrs Paul W Horn s home and a welcome program from local clubs.
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Lubbock
jPy
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
R. ¥. Lindsay
Mt. Pleasant
Austin
Texas
State Buildings Will Be Dedicated at Arkansas School for the Deaf
A Thanksgiving morning dedication marks the opening of two new structures at the Arkansas School for the Deaf. Parnell Hall, named for Governor Harvey Parnell, features a 352-seat auditorium, a 450-person gym, and 16 classrooms. Jenkins Hall provides complete school equipment for deaf negroes, with quarters for students. The program begins at 10:30 with Governor Parnell greeting attendees, C. M. Hirst speaking, and Dr. Herbert R. Day delivering the principal address. Mrs. K. L. Riggs oversees the school as superintendent.
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Parnell
C. M. Hirst
Herbert R. Day
Missouri School For the Deaf
K. L. Riggs
Arkansas
Arkansas Woman Dies of Injuries in Crash
Mrs A J Creekmore, 51, of Wynne Arkansas, died from injuries after a Saturday night crash near Wynne that killed her son Elias, 10. The family was en route to Forrest City when their truck collided with another vehicle. Her husband survived as did other passengers.
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Memphis
A. J. Creekmore
Wynne
Ark
Elias
Millerton Man Held for Assault to Kill
Randall Butler, 44, of Millerton, faced preliminary hearing before Justice J. B. Dooley on a charge of assault and battery with intent to kill Bill Batchelor. Bound over to district court, $500 bond. He allegedly used a pistol to wound Batchelor October 4 at Batchelor’s home four miles south of Millerton after an argument.
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Batecheler
Millerton
Butler
Batchetec
Batcheler
Rail Merger Plan Ordered Studied
Washington order directs Interstate Commerce Commission to study a massive rail merger, with hearings set for January under Commissioner Claude R. Porter. The probe revisits the Eastern five-system plan and the competing four-system layout backed by major railroads, amid prior rate case distractions and ongoing financial concerns. Eight Missouri railways have turned their rights of way into wildlife habitats for birds and animals.
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Washington
Eastern Transportation Chiefs
Interstate Commerce Commission
Claude R. Porter
Uon Stidy
Commission
Eastern Lines
Irving L. Koch
Wundermandele
Congress
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
van Sweringen
Hoover
van Swersingen
Missouri
Knox College Captures Tombstone Trophy in Beloit Parade
Knox college football defeated Beloit 7 to 0 denying Beloit’s Tombstone Trophy saga. The homecoming parade centerpiece tombstone with an epitaph for Knox was seized by Knox players as they stood firm in the final moments, claiming the last word.
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Galesburg
Knox College
Beloit College
Knox
Siwash
City official seeks humane pigeon control plan
St Louis superintendents face a pigeon problem at two municipal buildings. After complaints rose, trapping was tried but did not solve the issue. He now requests suggestions for humane methods to drive away the birds without harm.
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Loul Lee
Marquards
Public vendue sale of Hempstead County land in Arkansas
Commissioner Will Harris to vecinos public sale in Washington Arkansas on November 20 1981. Describes multiple parcels totaling about 480 acres in Hempstead County with details of Sections Townships and Ranges. Terms require a three month credit bond with 8 percent interest and a lien on the property.
Arkanass'Man Surrenders in Murder Charge
Dugant Mitchell of Chicago surrendered to Stuttgart officers on a charge of fatally wounding Timothy Hayes during a quarrel over poems. He claimed self defense, saying Hayes fired first. The case centers on the fatal shooting and the disputed motive.
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Stuttgart
Ark
Dugant Mitchell
Chicago
Tmothy Hayes
Hays
Commissioner's Sale Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
Public sale of the west half of the northeast quarter and southeast quarter of section 18, township 14 south range 24 west, Hempstead County, Arkansas. The property to be sold by commissioner of the Chancery Court of Hempstead County on November 15, 1931, at the courthouse in Washington, Arkansas, for a three month credit with bond and 8 percent interest, secured by a lien on the premises. The sale is in pursuance of the decree in case No. 2447 of The Federal Land Bank of St. Louis against T W Landes et al.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead
Federal Land Bank of
Court House
Washington
Ark
Ely
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Federal Laid
Bank of
St. Louis
Missouri
Comainant
T. W. Landes
Anid Court
Court Horse
Noverber
Towit
Enid
Warning Order in Hempstead County Case
Defendants Lucy Chambleng Taylor and Girtie Chambless Turnes are ordered to appear within thirty days and answer the plaintiff's complaint. Witness Willie Harris, clerk, at the court with seal dated October 1. Nov. 3-10-17-241. Plaintiff.
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Hempstead Chat Cery Cott
Bunt Add Chamblers
Lucy Chambleng Taylor
Girtie Chambless Turnes
Pharitiff
Willie Harris
Clere
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